Look at shit like r/justneckbeardthings and r/niceguys. These Soydditors are always claiming that the men who write the content that is posted onto those subreddits are fat, greasy, unwashed, neckbearded incels who live in their mother's basements. Let's face it, even if a guy with these traits was the nicest motherfucker on the planet, everyone would still treat him like shit. This is because men who are similar to the man in that scenario are not universally attractive. So what do these guys do since everyone rejects them? They lash out, in the form of posting cringy shit on the Internet. The men behind these negative male archetypes are always portrayed as being unattractive, because these people (Redditors) implicitly know that better looking men are treated better, and therefore they are less likely to lash out in the form of lengthy diatribes directed towards women and cringy comics on the Internet.
No one starts out as the "typical Mountain Dew drinking unwashed neckbeard" stereotype. I like to think that those types of guys got bullied on how they look in the first place, when they had proper hygiene and stuff like that, and after a while, they either just stopped giving a shit, or became depressed and completely let themselves go. Good looking guys do not get exposed to these kinds of trains of thought, and are not exposed to molding these "niceguy" and "neckbeard" personalities, because their existences are already constantly validated by the people around them.
This is how I see it: I do think these Redditors actually have a point, but choose to be purposely obtuse anyways when it comes to attractiveness and how these men are initially perceived by those around them, which I find to be frustrating. If you confronted these same faggots about incels, they would go at it with the "personality" meme and how we're not actually unattractive, even though they were berating text on a screen a few minutes earlier on r/niceguys and directly attributing that text to some guy who is fat, ugly, and lives in his mother's basement. Schrodinger's Redditor.
But do you actually think Chads go around posting shit like this? I mean, at the end of the day, this stuff is true, but it's extremely cringy to post and unironically use.
No one starts out as the "typical Mountain Dew drinking unwashed neckbeard" stereotype. I like to think that those types of guys got bullied on how they look in the first place, when they had proper hygiene and stuff like that, and after a while, they either just stopped giving a shit, or became depressed and completely let themselves go. Good looking guys do not get exposed to these kinds of trains of thought, and are not exposed to molding these "niceguy" and "neckbeard" personalities, because their existences are already constantly validated by the people around them.
This is how I see it: I do think these Redditors actually have a point, but choose to be purposely obtuse anyways when it comes to attractiveness and how these men are initially perceived by those around them, which I find to be frustrating. If you confronted these same faggots about incels, they would go at it with the "personality" meme and how we're not actually unattractive, even though they were berating text on a screen a few minutes earlier on r/niceguys and directly attributing that text to some guy who is fat, ugly, and lives in his mother's basement. Schrodinger's Redditor.
But do you actually think Chads go around posting shit like this? I mean, at the end of the day, this stuff is true, but it's extremely cringy to post and unironically use.
